I think that you need to set the session cookie and then make another request. You can do this by using an automatic redirect after setting the session cookie and then checking for the value.
Stefan
At 02:29 PM 3/18/2005, you wrote:
On 3/18/05 11:05 AM, "Scott Cadillac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Roland, > >> 1. I'm glad we're on the same page (pun intended) :-) > >> 2. It is possible to devise some trick of jumping between specific pages > for a test. Following is one simple example. ... > > Maybe what you should do is set a cookie on all your pages (except the > critical ones) that says "roland=niceguy", and for your critical > applications - just don't allow the app to run if the "roland" cookie is > missing.
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If witango sets a cookie at the beginning of a request cycle, witango believes that cookie has been set, and later on in the cycle 'reads' it, even though it hasn't been accepted by the browser. That's reasonable, since in that request cycle, there isn't any conversation with the browser.
Guessing there isn't a way to detect the cookie refusal, except maybe by a javascript in the html that reads the cookie and if missing, gives an alert or something.
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